The Case for Christ

2007Video⏱️ 1h 11mUnrated

Documentary

⭐ 6.6

IMDB Rating

728 votes

Reporter Lee Strobel interviews a number of religious and historical scholars in order to find out if there is any proof of the resurrection, and to discover the historical veracity of the New Testament.

Director

N/A

Writers

Wayne P. Allen, Timothy Eaton, Lee Strobel

Stars

Lee Strobel, Leslie Strobel, J.P. Moreland

Release Date

September 11, 2007

Language

English

Country

United States

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Reviews

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🎭 Top Cast

Lee Strobel

as Self - Author, The Case for Christ

Leslie Strobel

as Self - Lee's Wife

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J.P. Moreland

as Self - Professor of Philosophy, Biola University

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Mark Strauss

as Self - Professor of New Testament, Bethel Seminary

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Craig Blomberg

as Self - Professor of New Testament, Denver Seminary

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Craig A. Evans

as Self - Professor of New Testament, Acadia Divinity College

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N.T. Wright

as Self - Bishop of Durham, United Kingdom

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Michael Rydelnik

as Self - Professor of Jewish Studies, Moody Bible Institute

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Ben Witherington

as Self - Professor of New Testament Interpretation, Asbury Seminary

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William Lane Craig

as Self - Research Professor of Philosophy, Biola University

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio

1.78 : 1

Sound

Stereo

Color

Filming Location

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Production

Carmel Entertainment Group, La Mirada Films, Revelation Studios

🏷️ Keywords

religion and spirituality documentaryapologeticsbibleinvestigationevidence

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⭐ Featured Review

noble work

by Kirpianuscus • 2024-09-14

"For a Christian, this documentary is useful help for stronger faith or just confirmation of believes from childhood obtained. For a non believer , i suppose, it represents a beautiful, maybe fascinating demonstration. Simple, I like it and the emotion animated me in each of 71 minutes. But , I not was convinced by opportunity of use of presumed interviews of people on street about their belif. Sure, maybe the purpose was noble and the vision wise but it remains an eccentric aspect. But, no doubts, it is a profound useful - and beautiful- documentary and inspired kick for discover of Jesus ..."